The Theory of the Hero in History: A Study in the Philosophy of History and its Interpretations
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https://doi.org/10.35696/.v1i00.416Keywords:
hero theory, History, ExplanationsAbstract
This research focuses on the theory of the hero in history to reveal who made the events of history and influence its course: Individuals or groups, Rulers or peoples. The theory of the hero is one of many about history which focuses on the explanations of history and the role of the individual in it. It also explains the concept of the heroes for the philosophers of social determinism, in the image of the Messenger (PBUH), and At Sydney Hook.Downloads
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Al-Askari, Y. T. . (2001). The Theory of the Hero in History: A Study in the Philosophy of History and its Interpretations. Journal of Arts, 1(00), 61-76. https://doi.org/10.35696/.v1i00.416
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